Five Poison Divine Palms, Jianghu stunts, one-handed moves, power level 1, attack level 2, parry level 1.

As a 'stunt' level martial art, why is the attribute of the Five Poison Divine Palm so low?

Don't worry, there are also martial arts effects.

Poison!

Whenever the Five Poison Divine Palm directly hits the opponent (regardless of whether it causes damage or not), it can apply the 'Poison' status on the opponent, randomly one to six rounds, dealing two health damage points per turn, multiple hits, the damage does not stack, but the duration stacks.

The damage dealt by Venom is dealt from the end of each turn of the opponent.

In other words, if I slap my opponent, he will have a violent poison in his body, but this poison will not immediately cut his life, it will have to wait until my turn is over, his turn begins, and then his turn ends......

That's when the blood is deducted.

Since there is fierce poison, of course there is also normal poison, the difference is that only one life is deducted per turn.

In any case, poisoning is indeed a terrible negative state, and if there is no way to detoxify, then you can only watch your life pass until you die.

In addition, I heard that there are many martial arts, props, and secret techniques that can be combined with the poisoned state to exert effects, and can make opponents struggle in madness and despair.

Awesome, amazing.

Unfortunately, there is no use for eggs.

As a 'stunt' level card, the Five Poison Divine Palm requires three points of comprehension to cultivate.

And the number of seeds of my understanding at this time is: zero.

In other words, if I want to place this Five Poison Divine Palm in the ring, I have to find a way to get three points of Perception (by the way, the 'General Technique' level consumes one point of Understanding, the 'Epic' level consumes five points of Understanding, the 'Allure' level consumes seven points of Understanding, and the 'Peerless' level consumes nine points of Understanding.) ）。

Is there a way?

Of course.

At the moment, I have two martial arts cards on the field, which are the 'Flying Glimpse' of the general skill level and the 'Loach Gong' of the last skill level.

How much is one plus two?

That's right, as long as I forget all the martial arts in the ring, I will have enough understanding to cultivate this 'Five Poisons Divine Palm'.

But, does it work?

Let's say I attack my opponent with the Five Poison Divine Palms, and since the opponent doesn't have the martial arts of parrying posture, the result is that we have to perform a 'confrontation'.

Versus is a very scary rule.

The terrible thing about it is that there is no need to roll the dice, and the Jade of Life is directly deducted according to the power of the move.

Blood for blood, wounds for wounds!

Such terrible rules, of course, also have their limitations:

In the same battle phase, each attack position move card can only be used to attack once.

For example, if the opponent has two move cards in the ring at the moment, he can only fight me twice, and if there is a third attack, he will have to use his face to catch it.

In the parry pose, there is no limit to the number of parries.

So let's move on to the hypothesis......

If the opponent uses the 'Lotus Stick Method' and the 'Five Poison Divine Palms' to attack, the result is that he will lose one life (the power of the Five Poison Divine Palms), and I will lose two lives (the Lotus Stick Method plus the Green Bamboo Stick).

Of course, he will be poisoned by it, but my fate is ...... Only the last bit of life left!

With a little life, can you survive until the opponent is poisoned?

It's hard, I'm afraid.

Therefore, when there is not much left of the Jade of Life, even if you have worked hard to learn the high-power moves, you may not be able to successfully reverse the defeat.

But...... The above examples are just in general.

I'm not in a normal situation right now, because I have 'loach skills'.

As a last-level light skill, the Loach Skill only adds a level of dodge ability to me, but its special effect is 'This dodge can be used when attacking'.

With this light effect, even if it is a counterattack, I have a chance to dodge the enemy's attack.

Similarly, the martial arts that can gain an advantage in the attack, as well as the Wenji Sword Technique - the special effect of the first attack, which first causes damage to the opponent in the attack to avoid the same fate, but it is a pity that it ...... It's still very chicken.

Well, having said all that, my conclusion is......

"In a parry posture, place a martial arts card on the reverse side in the 'move area'." I said lightly.

The card I stamped was nothing else, but the same lotus stick method as the opponent's in the ring.

Of course, his lotus stick method is an offensive stance, while I don't have a weapon, the green bamboo stick.

Although my lotus stick method is not as strong as my opponent's, the second-level parry ability it brings with it is a wonderful product for home travel and life-saving.

But can it be resisted?

In the end, it depends on luck.

I glanced at the three cards I was holding in my hand and sighed.

"Looks like we'll have to hold out for two more rounds - Flying Shadows, Locust Throw!"

Even if the situation is not good, the momentum that should be there is still no less.

With my loud shout (of no real use), Glimmer of Light deals two damage to enemies.

"Turn, end." I say.

"Please, the Trickster Move." The black-clothed masked referee waved.

The other party smiled smugly.

"Boy, this round is going to kill you!"

I had a blank face (maybe there were, but I was covered in a paper mask and no one could see it).

"Gacha!"

After he drew the card, his smile was even bigger.

"Use the Tianshan Snow Lotus."

He threw out a card.

Like the ones I've used before, this item card gives my opponent a bit of insight.

"Consuming a little understanding, I put a 'Thousand Shadows Hand' in the ring in an offensive stance."

Thousand Shadow Hands, Jianghu Martial Arts, Two-handed Moves, Power Level 1, Attack Level 1, Parry Level 3.

This is a set of martial arts that are very suitable for defense, and in terms of attributes, it is basically an advanced version of the lotus stick method.

But the opponent is now going to use it to attack.

It was reasonable and logical for him to do so.

I only have three lives left, and I don't have any traps or anything like that in the ring (yes, there will be such things in the future), so it's the right thing to do at this point.

"Start attacking!"

The tense moment began.

Next, I'm going to play three rounds of craps with my opponent, and if I'm unlucky, my opponent only needs to win twice to wipe out my life.

So, what's actually going on?

Since the dodge power of the Loach Gong is only level 1, I naturally want to use the lotus stick method of the second level of parry power to meet the opponent.

And the offensive power of his three sets of martial arts is all level 1.

I use two dice against one of his dice, and this can still be lost?

So......

In the first round, the chicken sword method is against the lotus stick method.

Three enemies and two enemies.

I'm defeated!

Life minus one, and two remaining life seeds.

In the second round, the Thousand Shadows hand on the lotus stick method.

The enemy is five and I am four.

I'm defeated again!

Life minus one, remaining life seed one.

Hey, that's too much luck, isn't it?

Well, the third round......

From a storytelling point of view, I should have sold the pass first and ended the round (chapter).

But...... What's so good to sell for this kind of pass?

If I lose again, I'll lose completely.

So in this third round, how can you parry it successfully......

Enemy Six.

I two.

Fiasco!

The last few times,It's all the general content of this kind of game tutorial.,A certain north thinks it's good.,But if it's a gentleman who has no interest in card games......

The world is unpredictable.

(End of chapter)